Planck's quantum hypothesis
A foundational concept in quantum mechanics proposed by Max Planck, stating that energy is emitted and absorbed in discrete quanta. Used in physics contexts.
Planck's quantum hypothesis successfully explained black-body radiation.
この現象はプランクの量子仮説に基づいて理解される。
This phenomenon is understood based on Planck's quantum hypothesis.
量子論 (quantum theory) is the broader theoretical framework that developed from Planck's quantum hypothesis and includes later quantum mechanics.
黒体放射 (black-body radiation) is the phenomenon that Planck's quantum hypothesis was originally formulated to explain.
Named after the German physicist Max Planck (プランク). The term is a direct translation of 'Planck's quantum hypothesis' into Japanese, combining the katakana name プランク with the native Japanese words 量子 (quantum) and 仮説 (hypothesis).